Viral Brand Expert: Going Viral Won't Grow Your Business (Doing This Will) | Camille Moore
Keep It BriefShow Notes
Camille Moore's first viral video hit a million views in a weekend. It brought in just three leads. She says that gap between attention and actual business is exactly what most founders get wrong about branding.
Camille Moore is the founder of Third Eye Insights and host of The Art of Brand podcast, and companies like Nike, Red Bull, and Harvard pay her to teach branding.
She breaks down the real difference between branding and marketing, why going viral once means nothing if you can't repeat it, and why most small business owners are asking the wrong questions about social media. You'll also hear her take on using AI without losing your own taste.
Watch to learn how to figure out what's actually broken in your brand, why chasing virality wastes your time, and how to build content people actually connect with.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN How to find what's actually broken in your brand before you touch social media Why going viral one time does nothing for your business long term When it's time to fire your content team and start over
CHAPTERS 0:32 Finding What's Actually Broken In Your Brand 4:40 Branding Vs Marketing Is Not The Same Thing 11:47 Cringe Mountain And Why Starting Sucks 19:14 Content Ideas For A Tire Shop Or Hair Salon 26:55 Mental Availability Vs Purchase Availability 37:19 Why Most Marketing Agencies Are Bad 49:05 How To Develop Taste As A Brand 51:01 Why Nike And Lululemon Are Losing Right Now 1:07:11 Your Brand Is A Symphony
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